When she reasons or has attitudes in the 'we-mode,' she functions as a group member and conceives of herself as being bound by and committed to what is collectively accepted and subject of collective commitment within the group.
Now American officials say that Zakhilwal was one of many Afghan leaders and businessmen who, collectively, accepted tens of millions of dollars in gifts and bribes — some sources say as much as a hundred million dollars — from executives at Kabul Bank.
Rutherford (1984) used the concept of path-dependency to illustrate a collectively accepted opinion and conventional stable behavior.
They collectively accept a little over 20,000 students.
Air travel is horrible, so let's just give up and collectively accepts our land-bound fate.
The mechanics of this process relied on a prominent visual aid, whereby ideas were documented as collectively 'accepted', 'vetoed', or 'held' for future consideration [ 37].
Collectively, the articles suggest that interventions to prevent paediatric infections can be cost-effective in a variety of LMIC settings as measured against accepted international benchmarks [ 16, 44].
Collectively, the articles suggest that interventions to prevent paediatric infections are cost-effective in a variety of LMIC settings as measured against accepted international benchmarks.
But as the book explains, corporate boards are collectively delusional; they accept as axiomatic beliefs about CEO compensation that are demonstrably false.
Collectively, these results suggest that the flanking residue is not critical for activity and that the minimal length of the peptide to be accepted as substrate is four residues.
